That is so sweet (and so sad!). I just love them when they're kittens, even though they usually get into mischief. We have one named Annie (she was an orphan that we adopted), but we call her all kinds of other names, like Anya, Nya Nya, and Amar. She probably has no idea what her real name is.

Anya was an adorable kitten with big ears and now she's grown into a beautiful cat and her ears fit her! Her coloring is so pretty and unique!The kitten picture is perfect because she looks lively and full of energy and fun just ready to pounce. In the other picture she's the happy, content adult, pleased with herslef & knows she's loved and well-cared for!

Yeah, I've been amazed the last two weeks that my kitten Wavey has become a small cat instead. Part of me hopes she doesn't get any bigger. (Her brothers, I'm told, are huge.) Don't you wish they could be kittens just a little while longer?

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At the age of five, Literary Feline (aka Wendy) was diagnosed as a fabulavore. Due to the low story content of movies and television, she has required a steady supply of books to provide her sustenance. She currently resides in California with her loving husband, adorable daughter, and two affectionate and sassy cats. Literary Feline has broadened her nutritional sources by reviewing books. Please note: Literary Feline is not a bibliovore. She's not eating the books for goodness' sake.